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11 ILI fil' v. RULE, Esy. /...11r1D;AVIik'Ob: G. L. WARDLE AND MAJOR DODD., G:.eytlym Waltine .ot James-street, Buck itienationtite,in the County ot Middlesex, Esq. and. hornas•Dodd, of Sloane-street, Chelsea, in the said cohnty of Middlesex; Esq, Captatn in his Majesty's Regiment ot Royal Artillery, severally make oath and say. Arid first this deponent G. Liu} Wardle ter liin►selt'sailti, teat he, this deponerne never hay ing cotsiraeleo apy doint,'with the Piaintiff abeve •nitneil, or in any way become, or intended id, be come, rellonsibie to bout for - thy amount of the fur enure tor w loch fs as ,ftrought, or,any part .thereof ythe evidence upon the trial ot this cause took this deponem colepletei3 by surprise. And this deponent further saitle, that he was not in Court u. s .on the trial of tte said cause; and had not, here ter- ; an opportnuity of .consulting personally with the Counsel etigaoed to defend him. And , this de pOnent further saith, .that . he• has Uen informed, and verily believes, that M.. , jor Dodd, 'James Glen me, • ,Esq. and R. S. Isliu. e ;wortii, wete subpoenaed on the part o; time haitititt, ankappeared upon-the-trial of the-said cause.: An, tins deponent further saith, lie was anxious that. the said Major . Dodd, Nit - , Gent - lie, and Mr. IlliagwOrth, should have been culled and examined as wittiesses for him, the. deponent ; but, .or the want of a proper - commenication between the deponent and-, his. Counsel, this deponent was deprived of the uetiefit of-their testimony. And this "deponent tun her saith, that in the siitntuer_ ot I 8(18, th,s deponent had made various 'Liquifies to find out the residence . o,t Mrs. Mary Anne Clarke, and that this deponent at length succeeded, through the medium of - a Mr. , sine C al l u m, who had become known to this depo nent in consequence of an application the said Mr. Ctleim'hadjnacle to this deponent in lex l'obby of the House of Commons, noon a Parhatneetary business; And this deponent further saitl4, that he, this .deponent, first saw Nits.. Clatke at her house in Bedford-place, by appointment, on the 1011 day of November last,and that he this deponent,befole that uay, as uelenown to the said Mrs: Clef ke,sor slit, the said Mrs. Clarke, to him, this.deponeat. And . deptinc:.t , severally sad, that on, lbw I:it clay of December, they, these deponeets; went in a hack :lteyscoach - With the said, i\Liry Anue Clarke to Mr. e - Grant's,ati ioeey agent in Barnard's It: i o ior the t ar t rs,e of this cleporieut, Gvt'yii itilluyo \Yvette. Mak ing :an inqiiiry Mite :sorne he.:ts which were set - ere wards declared in the House of Commons, respect ing Colonel French's le: y.. Anti these deponents further say, that this nenent, 'lbortias Dedd, ae tifischpenete, ylly La Lloyd I,Virckle, • as a triert'and aente.entauce, butdid nut get out ot the coach at the said Mr. Grant's. And those dinsfilents ttunnte say e that as these de pine I r s, anti tile said May Antic Cljii wee; 60 .. ing to, of tt turning iron); Baritard's Inn, aloreeee, ti sied Maly Atine.Clnrke expressed a to call'in her way upon tier eptioisteer. And these deporients accordingly acceinpanied :sem vt oh ber,to the shop of the abeve named NA here neither ot these deponents had ever been be • fore., - And these deponents further say,,that she the saiu Mary , Anne Clarke, looked at a karesiy ut fur niture, which the . se deponents unders ouch .nad been ordered I.v her, anilwas,giiing to her house at.West hottree-leacto:ilciresaid; and she snewed these de 'ponyrits, .sane . Onrtains, or hanging s, n hicle she said were I:of her Gi ucester-phe e Atirenute 3 and pm-dr cu tit ':0111 , : rCi sheTcit tier seeed she bad o- e, 'or were -ot t. e same pattern wi‘h those 'she had eideied; and She she Nee these deponents some weee aimed chair cnveis, t hich she said she liads . pantieu. and ere sent •to the Plaintiff's to make up ; and it e said 'Mary Anne Clarke asked the opi . pion of -these deponents. about some carpets and -Other things, but these' deponents' severally deny, that, - epon that occaision; the defendant Gwyllym Lloyd-Werdle, selected any carpet which lie pre -. lei o, : d to the °tie's:beset' by :the said Mary Anne Clarke, or, that these.deponents wished that the said Mary. Anne'Clarke to have seariet and bronze; but this lei oiient,">nvas Dodd; did remark, that the patter:l of shecarpet we's Turkish : botithe•stciepo news, however, positively deny, that' the said Mary Anne Cierlf -l .e .upon that account obietled thereto,. or that time s'aid'Allry Anne Clarke get over lwrcbjec ' argil ‘ yeeltied tO the taste ot the•e depotmentse 61: that - slie, the:Said - Mary Anne . Clarke; saisi„slie did pot care, runeb it, and that as a Viaod carpet, - and they . Were to pay for it (that is, 111 depeeente G: L. "skri-rdie, • was to pay for it,) they, Cr.;.:aniteg these dnpopents, should have' their ; or that an; di'spute existed, arid was thereby set tl e d, er e th a t neither of these d,'eceents express ed the least stuff' ,tile et the ohs: rvatien ot the said Mary Aline thai she the said Mary Anne s eterke then preOeededto the_solection of several other things; or that several things, - or - any things, sere ordered in the presence of this deporient,Tho ma, Dodd, by the said Mary Anne Clarke and this depotie,ni, _l e , Werdle, indfferently' for both the's . e. deponents, mostprisitively deny, that' any such conversation fl 3 sworn to uponehe trial of this CaOSC, 'by 'the said Mary -A: ee, Clarke and Daniel Wright, and hereby referred to, took place - 3 or that . f . this deponent, G. L. Warate, at 'the titrfn that be Was eccompanied to the shop of the said Plaintiff by this deponeto . , Thocreis Dodd, did order ;or select coy of Ito nit me • whatsoever ; or - that this, tiolgittelit, G. L. Wardle, did ,at shell time .conduct: demean liiinSelf : in any tofemer so as to induce `tie said Daniel Wright and - Mary Aline Clarke, ot either of them to,betieve, that he was giving, or in-. ter fled to. give, any-b'idel for tureitere for the said y Anne-Clarke, or to-become responsible for the peyalent thereot ; and • .these .deponents severally say, that the deponent, Gwyllyin Lloyd Wardle was not introduced.as , the persdn'who tsar ICl,pay for the said furniture, nor did the said '.Mary Anne Clarke, in the presence or , hearing. of these deponents, or ot them, speett of this a-ponent,' Gwyllytn. • letoye Wardle, as the person who was -to pay for the said 'turniture ; nor did this • deponent, Gwyllytti L. W sulk; In any manner whatever assent thereto ; nor enc.'. the said Mary Amte Clarke make use of any exeve-'icon; or conduct herself in any Way, so as, to induce these deponents, or either of them, to stis pect or believe that she believed the said GWyllym 1.0.1.41)0N : Printed uy RIC At the Stai-Opt, 11,?...1'5it IS, o Na. q, Martlett-court, Bow-street; an, icE, No. 112, Skraodi 4:iveTtiseTots, Orders ... , . . Lloyd Wardle would. hey to the sii(l. ferei'eire, or , C,',arke, wouM h'a able to •repay; I im, "depotient;the Mary Anne Clarke ~ - bnt - taut, fie , this 1 1 , rent , that. she irot nett , d or tie.tlet! 10 fix tH-; qi;otlent, !. 5.:1,1 5001.• it adv:lnced to her, in the gorse of three , %‘ 1 , , ,, 0 c t.1 ,1 .1 n r i .e) (, : i ?,- , • : ,l e t t l( l i ci ili l i e ;. : 4 . 4,e,,, i T d le r: l i t ' e k;,, otr ', ,t ee s . : ',: c e b e et e r ., tr : i . s e tti - e r e' el, i ott - - ;„;.p._ G. L. Wardle,. W itlt 'the pee-mei:l of ehe eaid fel iii- rni)halS, tAi sine the said INI ity Anne Ciarke would •••• - or. lure sent, or-ordered ! by-her-to he Sent ib h' , .f s ifd hefore then be in the re .eijA of money from the sale • that fills depann.:nt ev er expressed himself to such, Or house in Westhourne-place atoresai..l, or, any. pi t j of a boolc - she was aboii - t, to ptiflish. - , .tile t i 4 p ur p ul t . or of ee e , . W- thereof.Art.d the. depop e , ent, Ge, a,..:ar,fie ; for t Slits , that FP? ret itseel to COLJI p Dettiaa I lee he evergee eoi said tosaid.Plaintitf that ly With the said re , ~,. . lae tied given:to.st.id Daoi e l Wri : .. t ht i t iS: ructi on s aboilt hiniself saiih, that the said :Vary Anne, Clate , ,a.., celest e inn hat the sail Mary Anne Clarke, in a few wishing to cill upon Mr. Dono.‘ an, in Charksrsircet, days-after, made a-similar application. to deponent, ti i e'ltir l) iThi o , s ' ...11'i. Cuake's Isi;dsei, or that he ever St. James's-square, he, this tleponent, on the 2d day ~and pressed deponent' very in. ch to • accommodate 1 su et t o „ al e pee n : i if ; T , 'ee l knew 1. have taken upott of December, calleil upon the said Mary Anne- ; her with the said loan,and that whilst that was pass- myself to see you paid, and ; s hall ,-I .reed to tio.—rl hope -von are tiow ouite ifitis6ed . o ll Clarke, in a liackney.;ettach; - to take her . there., and ins;, the ' 4ah - 1 Daidei Wright came into the - room, 3' that the said Mary Anne Clarke then slater, this de- i and joined with the said Mary Anne - Clarke iti the : the, subject; and• Will pr( ;.•I. e d a.. g; ici,-; as' ' t - ibld portent, that ste Wished first to call at M r. - Wrielit'e ! entreaty, iet,l eaid, Wet unless she, the said Mary , e el e i t.• . 1 lai ' t 't . - • ''' 4' t i tv ‘ )° ,--r - , , ~ 0. tat toll Vils . DOW ini A bge, ~.„„r 5. .:,,! ,-<."' , in Itathboneo,, , itoc, to whit o h plac e this ,lepooefit aril . Antic Clar,ke, coolcllet bun have some money, he. • in all her wishes t.!iiiilit, 4Uc!l furniture, and letter the said Mary Anne . Ciarke antortlin.o.ly first 'drove. -, knew lit - A: whzit be should eo, for they had some • eaae-every thee.; see eteh es :it tt . i .e a d t p i 3 t y li s,: s u ee u til a : l4 l. e. b t ' a t i ri i a: And this depenent further satin, that upon airivieg i heavy.bilk,to aeewer, !Ind drd not know how they he, It is. d e po n ,i ; ., cv . , ~,- 1 , ,,i“,; : ''' .)e : • ' at, the shop of the Lard plaintiff, this depOttent agahi ' should meet them, as the said Daniel Wright `then : such, or the l ike '-. - 1 saw the - said Daniel Wright, and tlo the said Mary , used words - to that or the like aka. ' Denies that he et en observed, to s - tkl Plaintiff that Anne Clerke`aud Daniel WI ight had soineCollVerSA•7 ; Sahli that be . siiil declined .to complY with the .it wes neeessire he e i -i l- . - 1 i I ' into the said • liteese all the ki-cite'i teronore .it.:`! , i iz , sai „ ,a o ion, soothe, strut l tion together respeding_sotne of. thp fat - in:ore ; and 1 entreaties:-so made to him, and told the said Daniel teher articles neces4ar in the ...i i I ' 1 ' I the said7-Mary Anne Clarke : . (‘'eut, -as this deponent : "Wright that thedepornent could. net assist the said . Might be no neaessit Y e - I '''' '. I°l-Is"i that "ierC y to eup oy any otter .rat 0.. understood, to the - hed-roOM oil' the Said plaint:fr. , i Mere Atme Clarke,but that tile deponeint Itkied the -.. who %vas stated to be confined to his bed; in coast:- sal...l'D:lntel , Wright would not press the, said nit) ' ne s e , as Wh e !S ',. • I ! t 'pont . tit, w. 13 :,:-::i .• i y ~ d 1 (pence of a fell from. his gig. And this deponent i Annetiarke, as ;depotient was given to understand might, not be men t ion e d i n - t h e tkansae e en or heat further !mit h, - that 'the seal M. A. Clarke went' away, she would be able to peyt hm e one t...w m y' in a fonths, he tie d s • is to ' epormalt . uaed atty. %vent eee. 01 1.1:1, , , ,''''' leaving this deponent and the sahl D.Wright t'ogethe'r, ; horn the'sale of her nook. " , .. ' • , - .eileet. and did not return for above half an honr ; find that 1 Sahli, that in a day or two folloWg in, the . said ~ - • . whilst the said M. A. Clarke was pp stairs with the Mary Aline Clafke. agatti preseddepotient extremely ., plaintiff, the said Daniel Wright was.calli:ll out, but . to assist her, and was, Or'preteniredso be, in great dis shortly.came back. And this deponent further saith, tress or difficulty, and reloated her assu6oce that lie conversed with the Said Daniel 'Wright about the she I 1 , 1 ni 510 ti.... bo it.....e to pay the money •b la iti two or accident his brother had met with, and-on different'. 7' three - nionths. .. • ' other subjects; and that he, this deponent, whilst Deponeenssay, that deponent G. L. 'Wardle, re waiting for the .s:iid Maly Anne Ciarice„iooked at : kited. to depot etat 1 hqmas Dodd, weat is herein-he the furniture around him ; aid this ult.:poi - iota recol- fore stated to haVe passed; bet w•eett the other clePop , - leas admiring a sideboard that lie saw', and askiOg nem G."L; Wardle, and the said Jeees Genie, ;toll • the price of it ; • but this deponeot must solaktinly ', Mary Anne Cooke, to' the substance and elf,•&thcre and positively . clen - ks, that upon: this 'oecaeen, of, and teat the deponent G. L. I\ 7 erdle, cuasuited'' or at aey oihef time," or upon any other occasion, with deponent Thomas Do_ld, and prevailed-upon he, this deponent, chose or ordered any 9 ,ideboard said Thomas Dodd, contrary to his better j..td-tneot,. or dieing-table, or the.,chairs fr.ir the - dra °king-- to assist in acconmoodatuig - the, laid Mary . Acme, room .e . and - vanous a .or any articleS necessary for a Clarke with ,the loan - oh said 501)1. ' ' fashionable house, or that easy -furniture, or dif- S •y, tear they went together roMr.lllingworth,of.. ferent descriptions of lot ilitvre i , were fixed open, se,. 'Pall Mall, the wiee-naerehaot of elle said Thomas leeted, chosen, or otdered by this deputietat, Or tinit Dodd, whom deponent G. L. Wardle had seen but he assented to -any order given by the said Mary once b. fore, wid was scarcely known to, and the Anne Clarke ; or that he at any time, or' Open any s said Thotteedleid desired Mr.lllingwor,i to assist the ' oceasion e retharked that. he did not apprrne of the said Mary Anee Clarke by taking her note, aid by carpet-oatteros that were se n t in Wesibmithelilaite, giving nis acceptance tor 5,001, to the Platotitt 'who and desired that the said Daniel WI i,•,'l . it ShOuld - Nitta Was distiessing • the said Mary Anne -Clat Ke .. tor some ready the next „eta, whear th; a d ep e n en tem e, money; and deponent Thomas Dodd, assured :fir. "the saict ZsL-try • Aline t....".1ar-ke should Is i '1:-,,,,i): so r ;;; -, - liiiugwerth that .he Sieted Jae 1;o :laser; for that 'he they would Mao, Or s that coirsi l eeteble Vaeiete of pat- the sail Tkomai Dodd, and the sail G. L. Wardle, t6ttis were selected by tlii- dt-poneni's order, he par- would ~i ye the said Mr. Illipg,worth security ter the ticui o- merits woereof were Indy discossed; or that ' amomit to be paid, in casethe said. MaryAuneclarke this deponent ; ateatly time, eea neon any Occasion, shouatteot take up the nose. . gave may dirraions about the furniture, or ciandi4ed, t'. - - s ly t hai Mr., Illiagworth consented to the appli himsel. as a person who was purchasing: goods . canoe se madeeto him, and.tliat hating called Ewan from • the Plaintiff, or pointed' 'out' the various , the - sale Mary Anne Clarke, and oi - taeted from her things he thought proper, or condueted, clanteaoed, ' a promissory note tier [ ? ool. dated the ..eath of Decent- or deported himself . as a purchaser ot ,goeds, so ben last,payfable three.mOntlis after. the datejiiereof, as .to ' induce the plaintiff,. or the said Daniel, to the said. Mr. Illt i ngworth, ti-died upon Plaintiti„: Wright, or either,of. I hem,. to believe that he , vaa, and accepted the said I'l:tlnt"d biil,,, for the said .509 i. - or meant to be, the wird-laser of . the said good: 6 .. dated theeed of January', and pay sole three months or to lee, or hecoteerewonsible for the amount there- , gliellhe date theivol. • , . of, or olany 'Part thereof. • And this . depOneht for- - Say that,they gave' to the said Mr, .Iliillgwnrtil tiler seith, he most positively deities that the said ; tltetraccwances'tor 2541.. each, n' hide Said accep.: Maiy - Aane Clarke . had several or any (-olive' sations lances were payable, and were ditty paid, after the with thisdepoeent .about furnishing the said house in - said note of the said Many AtinteChaeqa beckirn: due, Westbour.ne-place before she ntiphect to,the•plaiititi •• and before the acceptance so given by Mr. Llitig in•Rovember, or afterwards,. or that this deponent , worth to the Pi:tint - al. ; ... . . ever .promised;or .unitertook,efliteetly or inditediy, ' Deny that. they inti , rooted or expr:ssed any viol ih the house of 'the said' Max y A nne Cl ar k e , to Mr. "flies ss},.p ling, llid %yorth, that their, ,Ur Other of their to furn, in WestbOurne•Tlace, or topay ferthe same, or that : ehe li . ; secr-e'• e ~ - , the depot Ont, at any flew - threw out . any hint or ' ikr'necil. ThQmas Dodd sqsr ibat lie was surce-- lure to induce the said Mary . Aorte.Clarke to beli eve need on the part of the ,Defendaet in this cause, .. tit . 7, so;. or that this deponent, directly or indirectly, ever was not examined ; but deponent saith, that tlieDe promised, or undertook tepay, -' or' become answer- 1 fendant was anxious that deponent :i.nould has, e. Ocen . able fer, any debts of . the said 'Mary AnneeClarke, l examined on his behalf, and requeoo. dial 4 , - , F 0 . 1 1er4, either to the plaintiff or any other person whomso- as well as the said James' Glaihiee should- go into ever. And this deponent most positively denies that Court, for the purpose of being . examined on the he undertook or agreed to assist the said Mary Areee . part of him, ~ the said depotteet ,Oaaiyitynt Lloyd Clarke,- upon condition that she gave him any itifor- 1 Wardle. mation in her power, and assistance in the investi- Saith, that.the deponent and the said elemesGleAie gation,.which took place in the House of Commons, did accotdiagly go into Court to be examined ()ithe or that he, this deponent, was to turni`sli the house part of said Defendaht. • . .: ' ... • of the,..said Mary Anne Clarke as a part requitalfor . Denies, that upowany application made to depo the assistance she was so to -give him: And this depo- 1 neat for tnoney, on . account,ol, the ,said .: furniture, - vent also denieseleat .some or any part of the furn that the deponent said he. was not then prepared tore that came to, the house of the said Mary. Anne with rhoney e leut with a bill, or that be desired . the Clarke, was objected to by this deponent, or that said Mary Anne Clarke to ask the said,Plaimilf wile-, some, or'any part thereof, was considered superfluous tiler a bill would do.; .or that he, this depopent e w.ent• by •hitn, and sent hack again, or that he, this depoe ' and mentioned any. such circumstance to I'4 said nem, observed that the Plaintiff would•hOr be soready Plaintiff himself, oreto the said, Daniel Wright, his to supply the furniture, if •ehethe said Mary Anne brother. . ~ . - .. •Clarke had to pay for it ;' ore that he this' deponent Denies that he ever- toldsaid . .MaryAnne Clarke sent back any mirror, and oh: et that the price .he had sent, a geetleruan, or friend of his, .to satisfy thereof was too meet); or that he, thiS, deponent/ _the Plaintiff's demand, that lie should have a bile . -Wanted To send back a writing-desk, it being 6,i0 ex- and that it would he a prosper one'; or that he ever • pehsive, anti said he did not even see any occasion said to the said l'alary - Anne Claike thet.he would forit ; or that the said' Mary' Anne Clarke Said to speak . to a friend of his, Mr. Illingworth, a wine' ' thiS' deponent, that rather' than-such writing-desk merchant in •Pall-Mall, tor. ahat purpose, Or that this shonld•go hack, she Would pay- for it out of het -own 1. deponent eiplaived i . or assigned as a. reason, , that es • pecket. And- thiaedeponent further saiih,• that uo I. the investigation rtspeeting..the!conduci of the Duke application was . eveemade to deponent by-said plain- -of York was shortly to commetwe, it would be int -tiff, or said Daniel-Wrighta or the said ,Mary Anne ',-proper that the name pt hint,- this . deponent, should Clarke, for payinentet 'money con account' of the • • appearin, any transaetion of ,the said Mary Antic bill for which the -aetion is brought, 'otherwise than Clarke. .tat this deponent further saith, that feel as is hereinalterementioned.; nor was , any bill ever ing a strong obietlion on hia . mind to pay any me delivered to deponent until the Ist day of , June last, ney for, or lend any JnoneysiO, the said Mary Anne being the day before this action .Wee broug l ht, when Clarke, he, this deponent, might, and le believes did :dePooetit received . the Plaintiff's bill,. with the ••fth- . state, when.pressed to assist the said Mary Ante - lo Wing note.:— Clarke with the loan of Money, that it would be irn a ar in him to do so. And this depot - lent was on - . ' " Francis Wright's respectful coMpliments'to Co, Proper , ty iodhced.to asist in procuring the said Mary Anne lonel 'Wardle, had taken filie liberty to tucluse his . bill,;` and as the- articles were to be charged for, Clark i e the loan of the eaid 5001, under the ahpreseo dy Meney, heVing met with a most serious disc{)- lattou, as hereinbefore mentioned, of hes temporary poi fitment,. will thank him to settle the balance, and embarraaseeent with the P,ipintiff., and her assorance for that purpose :wilt call upon Trim to-mot - row morn- . that she should be able . to repay the nioney w hi.,.‘11 - she wanted to borrow, as aforesaid. trigat 11 o'clock. . 44 fotnbone-pface, tune 1, .184" . ". '- Denies heexplained to the said Mary Anrfe . „. Clarke how the business of.thF . bill:was to be trans- Saith that-on Or about the 16th of December last, . deponent went ta thehoese of the said Mary• Anne aeted, so that his name mightnot et all app iti"tho C'"arke at Westbourne-plaCeaforesai& die and teund d business; or that he, this deponent, Was to Sendehe said James Glenie,ther(, who told'deponent he had . said Mr. Illingworth to her, the said Mary Mtge Clarke • and that she ' the said Maly Anne Clarke, something to 'communicate, and for that nurpose ' with the • said • took. hitn e deponent, into the back ' garden of said :was to negociate Mr. Illingworth, for that he, this deponent, could not 'appear in 11 . , . house.. , Saith that the 'said Jamea.Glenie informed depo- Siith, that Ire never did say to said Plaihtiff, that .neat, that' the said Mary _Aiane -Clarkeehad request- he had not.let hina, the said Pleintitf, heae the bill for 5001. as he, this deponent, had a difficult) in getting ed of him, the said - James Glenie , to ask of deponent . to accommodate her; the said Mary Anne Clarke, a person. to accept it, or that in consequence of what was then in .agitatioo, it _would be imprudent for with the loan of 50,01. for a ,few months • for that . 7 him, this deponent, to accept the bill, or to appear Wrighther Upholsterer, . had pressed her hard for le , person paying for the furniture of the said some money, and that she, ,the said Mary,' Anne , as the that since ti,e cic)se the i - Latie. of Cominr,w,lt this ciep-.ovv.i. ',tot'. 3 ,11n:edteolug nol., It - otn cikimanding ci act s-cpently to such note, thi- dro•;!idnt turn the datcd 1.1 , :!I of Ala?' he siki •Literk in falsely ass.‘: tStIJ I Ht. the 4d al,d deponell; dtpoiiout anJ Ihe . 12,4010 f thl tilos ,•xpr.: , s eil lier6ell:: `.` A, you say nothing is in your power,at this pre sent inotni:nt, L 1... y do n „inn; tt,iit i:oaf" 'self and Major llnci4.i 4:144,r b :p)111. yotb. did in pioinises),.to give tne, wiihin the ,dace 44t tyr ,) years, .the surn of ten lhoilsand ptJunds, and tiil thAt tile 5061. a ycar, coLlitilencing froul iNkareh,. and to pay the rediair.der: of Mr. Wright:* • I),qonots, Wardle and 100 lid positively deny they; or eithei of their);v r did .. :Liake'br ewe t•C` any promisz: or engagettie . nt allvded to by ii.c letter, Or any proruise ur' ertge:gz.ineni uT tuat or. 414 ' like description. • (.1 , :p0n , -_, , nt; G. 'L. Wardle, fartly-r saith„ 1} 136 - since tile trial of tiles he, this c.e . , cc ivied informdtion from severd lie el ; ' tries in the Plaintlirs books wele not n aid in 1 1 1 name of him; this" neptnehf. And tbi,; endeavoured io aticertvin in -.411-,se nvc, - .)e1 , .zi , :11 hies weie made 3 'Jul that . h.!. did riot know, omit, he leitint it tram thf,.. answer , 0 4 inahttiii; pt rin by han, to the cery.ng;iiiist hnn by this d':, i , oht!pt that iuch were Made in - the nait , e of And tin.; deponent further w "•',) J. I, • ;made, or . contirmecl'af. of, or v. it h 1114 privify, knowledge, or piccvtemetit of Cols (1.4)0* Tue'sd 't • y evening, aoo.ut seven p n brokt.. tho M.trhet-plos:e.„ which LL.-stroyed te i " of • the pretilineh, 0 . “)' G<lrnaged the nutehers (1 4• , b,,i uy t he ! f,_‘•;l6 of tlr` f " • V wca engtues,,WA ti s i >teadin=f, ""- r o.r; ttiyiter. The . satnentaht, an at nit ( "dot_ brokeput ar a_ c4bl6et7p)ar:ei's cortter..ot • .tile Kigilance ttl the fireuien 'said etigittes, wit tiyut doing any' icr injury then tiatnaifig t '! l, interior of the r • On, Weduesda y. last the house of Mr. riOteri;.F ot. 13rtinswick7place, Bowyer-Line, .C.anOcr' well, was broke open, bet \A.:et-LI tile. iio p ri o: otr„ and tour in the atternoon„ P. d r• , b!)ed tti a cousr derahle,quantity of .. plate and v,reLirtitei -10 hitnily were ,ii the tittle of ttie, tonberY, 41 ' 1a - the servant, who wts left in charge . o f the I t otti . er was. ;one to visit an,,a,:quaintance. .S 1111' N.L 11'S . GRA,viSEND,NOVEMBLEit 23: , Arrived—the Arnalin, ‘Yaterautn, trom ,Cadiz ; ., rato c , G tiby, from.lieltast ; lio9e, Gulten, L'ub;nl; and Sarah. trom Sautbe:!; Maril t4le , ; Canada, Anciersok, irons Rio I micro ; . Ann, Tunge, from : Malta ; and the Ann, Comings, trot' St.. Übe's. Sailed- , -the Europe, .PearCe; Aquilop, Robertson, AI:" gusta Cxsar,':Kirby, Vriends,'Ratpn, ansi 1-Ibndur.is .ltet, Taylor, fOr Larnalca ; Dominica, I..iiiklater, for Dent" ica ;', Rhelan, for I\l , »userritt ; I.ortuna, for Dernarara ; LoodJN, I)uncan; for Tobago"; .Nirribi o Conner, for )1) . orto; and the. Trasalgar, —, for Dublill• • FIRTHS. ' 0 trjday, i the 17tb inst. at - Weathorpe House, Bucks, rir Lady of Lieutenant—Genetal Sir George Nugent, Batt. '4 Daughter. • On-Saturday:fast, 'the Lady of faineg Drako BrockinAilFq Esq. of iseachboroZigh, in Kent, of a Son. 41, fll 11. On Wednesday, at .7-;lar , ,•-1 , .!..b,nnc.t Church, W. t-I. Esq. of Francis-street, ti.:;.;forci.squaic., to Miss Newport, ti Oxtor4.str...-et. , Oh int 2,2 ii of to *. • Tonipson, of Rarnsg:kte. . • • • o r , Thursday 1)r Ve-ttes, Iledtbrd, to 1,.ir0, ttr.of Patrick a of jcinuf.,:tk ee t; 4tef. On Tuesday 1:.•;:, relia ot - l'horojs Dastun , Ez.q.• o: ,•!: • • ()A phe 2..5z , •;- Thom is ) . 0 i31.1r. son of tje late ,;, wsiy, Bart, "of 'West Wickh , nn . the Coun , y of (in Wednesday inorinil,,, the rsth inst. in the prinl e-c ,, life., at his residence In squa le, Willnum W out', Pu t ,: c 115(1 . . P resident uirlie-Sotiteiy of L's , , , ociated Ai tists - in bra ,Coiours. 29 , On Thursday, at rite house of F. Niehols,n, i SA • S taw ford-stieet, Williarit hingstord, Etq. of W haw , tt Canterbury,' in the Courny of Kent. • DX"' The sone.•.ay, at ahr :10v ance9 :.:gt:.,l.lfter a lingering ,I attics Cook, of i; oven r- ds.7o. '" to!JI Vestirday Eno:ming; at his house in Soho-square, Burton. ~17. ,: .:CKS • it.nA Y. • India Stock . , lt - UA Bood•;, zSs. 295. P r '. - Sonin. Sea Stock, , . Exclictl..liills, its. IS- I" Iniiit. , .nd3 pn. Cent. 0 7 i Ditto Attn. -' Cons. for -.lBth inst. % PtylCh 0r• YESTg, . • Stock. 2721 272 N.. 04 iier. lent. to.ti 1 rasa s per Cent. 4 per Lent. 84! ,:e.r Cent. !co.. 6y b ;!,:r ...fent. Cons. bt . \vn. 1g.9-t6tl►s. Prbli3Oed by WILLIAM ARMIG-EP, .SC; RI .S uth Molion.stree!, (; OFVCIIO lor the Paper ; Letters for the ‘l44iit,r, ,(p.ost•paia),;mta add_relssed.